More snow to hit Seattle area overnight, icy roads expected Tuesday
As temperatures warm into the upper 30s Monday afternoon, rain and snow showers will mix before another round of snowfall moves in overnight. Between midnight and 6 a.m. Tuesday, western Washington could see a widespread trace to 2 inches of snow, with areas from Everett to Olympia most likely to be impacted.
A winter storm covered Seattle in inches of snow by Thursday morning, creating a messy morning commute and halting in-person learning for students.
For those who wanted something different from dry January, February is so far living up to its wintery billing.
Instead of a snow day Wednesday, Seattle Public Schools held classes online after a two-hour delay. Some parents are at odds ...
Parts of western Washington are getting wet, heavy snow.Early Thursday, a wet, heavy snow was falling from Seattle to ...
Western Washington woke up Thursday morning to snow once more, extending this wintry weather into the weekend.
School was still on for students in the state’s largest district. Seattle schools sent home computers with their students.
Seattle Public Schools announced a delayed start on Wednesday because of snow and icy roads. Here's what you need to know.
Western Washington woke up Thursday morning to snow once more, extending this wintry weather into the weekend.
Many neighborhoods around Puget Sound woke up to a fresh layer of snow on the roads, including downtown Seattle.
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